119th (2025–2027)
S.Res. 748
This Senate resolution condemns a settlement agreement between the Department of Justice and the Internal Revenue Service that established a $1.776 billion "Anti-Weaponization Fund." According to the resolution, the fund could potentially provide payments to President Trump, his family, political allies, and individuals convicted of assaulting law enforcement during the January 6, 2021 Capitol attack, including some who were later pardoned by the President. The resolution also objects to provisions that bar the federal government from prosecuting the President and his related entities for tax crimes and other offenses. The resolution notes that at least 21 individuals pardoned for January 6 conduct have since faced charges or convictions for serious crimes including murder conspiracy and child exploitation, yet may still be eligible for payments from the fund. The Senate resolution formally expresses disapproval of using taxpayer money to benefit the President, his associates, and Capitol attackers, and opposes the immunity provisions granted in the settlement.